not if you don't track it on one of the meters. that's what i did with my pip, but mpg is all over the place based on how much you plug in and not really meaningful
I think it's a yes/no type answer. You have 3 choices for how to display mpg: 1. Trip - This automatically resets every time you start the car. 2. Tank - This automatically resets every time you refuel. 3. Total - This should be a lifetime reading, but I can't guarantee it persists if you disconnect/drain the battery.
I have been using an iOS app OBD fusion and there is a PID(Parameter ID) called Total Fuel Economy. I don't think it resets with the trip odometer or refueling. I have yet to figure out where the number is coming from or how it is calculated. My most recent number I have a record of is 330.4 mpg which seems too high. Haven't investigated too vigorously but I am pretty sure it is not an accurate lifetime measurement of mpg. I have done one road trip where I used about 24 gallons of gas roundtrip and if it was correct that would mean that I have only added 8 gallons of gas to drive ~10000 miles. I know I have filled up more than 5 times so more likely real lifetime mpg would be half that.